December is here, bringing festivities and fun activities for the whole family! If you are looking for holiday events, check out our 6 different holiday event guides. If you are looking to escape from the seasonal hoopla, check out Iron Scientist or the new anti-bullying Snowflake Walk. As always, you can find a full event listing at yoyomama.ca.

Just a reminder to always call or visit the website for event info before you head out just in case any changes have been made since the event was posted. And have fun!

Iron ScientistSaturday, December 8th, 2 pm, Science World, 1455 Quebec Street, Vancouver
This contest, inspired by the Iron Chef, sees 12 teams of two scientists each competing against each other. There will be one theme and one mystery material, and the best innovation wins. Team up with a friend and take up the challenge, or come and cheer your favourite on: www.scienceworld.ca

Celebrate Solstice Sunday, December 9th, 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm, Stanley Park Nature House, under the viewing plaza at the corner of Alberni Street and Chilco Street, Vancouver
Roasted chestnuts and Christmas trees are part of our holiday celebrations, but why? Explore the traditions of midwinter festivals, and understand the stories behind the plants we associate with the season: stanleyparkecology.ca

Snowflake Walk Sunday, December 9th, 1 pm, (registration starts at 11 am), Port Coquitlam Recreation Complex, 2150 Wilson Avenue, Port Coquitlam
The first ever Snowflake Walk is an important part of the new Be Someone anti-bullying campaign. Its purpose is to raise awareness on bullying and support the victims. Come and participate, and Be Someone: snowflakewalk.com

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